Let Mommy Sleep

Let Mommy Sleep America's team of Night Doulas & Nurses. Evidence-based care. Baby basics classes, overnight care, post-hospital visits and virtual training.

Postpartum and newborn nurses & caregivers serving babies and their families across the US. Is this something you might need? - letmommysleep.com
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01/28/2026

At Let Mommy Sleep we also like to bring masks and gloves just in case a family requests, as well as skidded socks to make sure we don’t slip! What are your go to items for night shift?
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The State of Newborn Care Report:
01/26/2026

The State of Newborn Care Report:

The State of Newborn Care in the United States is a policy paper examining gaps in oversight, credentialing, and safety standards in paid in-home newborn care.

01/25/2026

The Michigan team of Night Nannies and Nurses serves all of Michigan including Ann Harbor, Battle Creek and Detroit’s surrounding arears.

Led by Postpartum Doula, Erin Thomas-Walker, all team members have a minimum of 5 years of verified infant care experience.

Caregivers are welcome to apply and families can contact us anytime!

01/24/2026

Snowstorms force us to slow down and maybe that’s not a bad thing. Hoping everyone expecting snow stays safe, warm and cozy.

Baby Milestones: The First 6 Months
01/22/2026

Baby Milestones: The First 6 Months

Baby milestones reflect behaviors that 75% of infants demonstrate at 2, 4, 6 months old and beyond. This article details behaviors so parents can be aware.

Small businesses: You can access postpartum benefits without extra cost
01/20/2026

Small businesses: You can access postpartum benefits without extra cost

Postpartum Employee Benefits: Positive Disruption at Work describes how companies can stand out to recruits and employees with baby nurse and night nanny care.

Thinking of Dr. King's message today.
01/19/2026

Thinking of Dr. King's message today.

01/16/2026

Did you know the flu shot has been given in the US since the 1960’s?

If your child hates shots they can still get protected from the flu. Flu mist is for anyone age 2- 49 who is otherwise healthy (and whose pediatricians agree it’s okay).

"Is it worth getting a night nanny if I'm breastfeeding?" Yes. A night nanny handles all newborn care except feeding, gi...
01/13/2026

"Is it worth getting a night nanny if I'm breastfeeding?" Yes. A night nanny handles all newborn care except feeding, giving breastfeeding parents 2–3 more hours of sleep per night. They support lactation, prep and clean pump parts, store milk and bring baby to you or use pumped milk as your supply grows. As baby becomes more alert around week six, your caregiver is already there to handle overnight wake-ups so you can truly rest.

Because breastfeeding parents deserve real support, not exhaustion.

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Mahwah, NJ
07430, 07495

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https://newborncarecertified.com/, https://nightnannynation.com/, https://newborncareaca

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Our Story

Since 2010, our Nurses and Newborn Caregivers that have been providing nurturing care to newborns and evidence based education to their families.

Our teams are located in Washington DC, Loudoun County, Maryland, Philadelphia, Las Vegas, South Florida and Northern NJ. We're franchising nationwide because our goal is to revolutionize the way American families bring home their babies. Early care and intervention means healthier families and saves lives.

We have been recognized for our Best Practices in Newborn and Postpartum Care by the White House Summit for Working Families, the US Chamber and interviews and contributions to national and local news. We’ve also so grateful for our family testimonials.

After seeing the tremendous impact overnight care has on families, we started our 501c3 Mission Sleep to provide free care to military and first responder families whose babies arrive when a parent is deployed, wounded or deceased.